Siemens Industry Software (India) Graduate Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Technical quesrions related to your department
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Q2. LVDT working principle and thevenin, Norton etc
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Q3. Logic gates based questions
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Q1. Why mechanical engineering as a stream
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I chose mechanical engineering because of my passion for designing and building machines that improve people's lives.
• Fascination with how things work and desire to create innovative solutions

• Interest in applying principles of physics and mathematics to real-world problems

• Opportunities to work in diverse industries such as automotive, aerospace, and robotics

• Ability to contribute to sustainable development through energy
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Q2. Family details and their occupation
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Aptitude test + Technical test which is most common

Engineering test on pen and paper

Q1. What is mechanical advantage
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Mechanical advantage is a measure of the force amplification achieved by using a tool, mechanical device, or machine.
• It is calculated as the ratio of the output force to the input force.

• A mechanical advantage greater than 1 indicates that the machine amplifies the input force.

• Examples include levers, pulleys, and gears which are designed to provide mechanical advantage in various applications.
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Q2. How a man can lift a car
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A man can lift a car by using a car jack or by having multiple people help lift it together.
• Use a car jack to lift the car off the ground

• Have multiple people help lift the car together

• Utilize leverage by lifting from a strong point on the car, such as the frame or bumper
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Q3. Problem related to fluid flow
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Q4. Previous internship experience related questions
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Q5. Why we should hire you than a experienced candidate
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Aptitude test is majority based on microcontroller and microprocessor...

Q1. Q1) what is the difference between BJT and FET
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BJT is a current-controlled device while FET is a voltage-controlled device.
• BJT stands for Bipolar Junction Transistor, while FET stands for Field-Effect Transistor.

• BJT is made of two PN junctions, while FET is made of a channel and two PN junctions.

• BJT has higher gain and input impedance compared to FET.

• FET has faster switching speeds and lower noise compared to BJT.

• Examples of BJT include NPN and PNP transistors, whi
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Q1. About your self
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Q2. About your projects
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Q1. About your personality and behavoiur
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Q1. Technical related questions 30 questions for 30 min
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Q2. Various appitude related questions
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Q1. Explanation about projects
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Q2. Power systems and power electronics
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Simple and easy to crack. Nothing extraordinary

Q1. Difference between elastic and plastic deformation
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Elastic deformation is reversible and temporary, while plastic deformation is permanent and irreversible.
• Elastic deformation occurs when a material is stretched or compressed, but returns to its original shape once the force is removed.

• Plastic deformation occurs when a material is stretched or compressed beyond its elastic limit, causing permanent changes in shape.

• Rubber band stretching is an example of elastic deforma...read more
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Q1. Rate your previous experience in internships
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I have gained valuable experience in internships through hands-on projects and exposure to real-world work environments.
• Completed internships at reputable companies in the industry

• Worked on various projects and tasks to develop skills and knowledge

• Received positive feedback from supervisors for my performance

• Applied theoretical knowledge from studies to practical situations

• Collaborated with team members to achieve proj
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General Aptitude, Pipes, Time

Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. What are your Strenghts
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My strengths include strong communication skills, ability to work well in a team, and problem-solving abilities.
• Strong communication skills - able to effectively convey ideas and information

• Ability to work well in a team - collaborate with others to achieve common goals

• Problem-solving abilities - able to analyze situations and come up with effective solutions
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Q1. Change the odd bits in the binary form of a given number and convert the new binary into decimal form
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To change the odd bits in a binary number, flip the bits at odd positions and convert the new binary number to decimal form.
• Start by converting the given number into binary form.

• Identify the odd bits in the binary number (counting from right to left, starting at 1).

• Flip the odd bits by changing 1s to 0s and 0s to 1s.

• Convert the new binary number into decimal form.

• For example, if the given number is 13 (binary 1101), th...read more
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Q2. Primary vs secondary memory
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Primary memory is volatile and directly accessible by the CPU, while secondary memory is non-volatile and used for long-term storage.
• Primary memory is faster but has limited capacity, while secondary memory is slower but has larger capacity.

• Examples of primary memory include RAM and cache memory, while examples of secondary memory include hard drives and SSDs.

• Primary memory stores data that is currently being used by t...read more
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